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Denton County certifies 2026 appraisal roll, approves no-new-revenue and voter-approval tax rates
Summary
Denton County approved its 2026 certified appraisal roll and adopted the county'wide no-new-revenue rate (0.179909) and voter-approval rate (0.191201); the Tax Assessor-Collector reported rising appraised values for 2026.
Denton County's commissioners on Tuesday approved submission of the county'wide 2026 certified appraisal roll and adopted tax rates for the 2026 tax year.
Tax Assessor-Collector Dawn Wei presented the roll, saying, "The total appraised value for 2025 was 241,860,740,890. For 2026 it's 254,147,803,602." She also gave certified figures for net and taxable values and reported a certified anticipated collection rate of 100 percent. Wei reported the calculated no-new-revenue rate for 2026 as 0.179909, the voter-approval rate as 0.191201 (including unused increment), and the de minimis rate as 0.182338.
The court moved to approve submission of the appraisal roll and later approved the no-new-revenue and voter-approval tax rates; motions carried unanimously. Commissioners did not amend the reported rates during the meeting. The approvals clear the way for administrative steps required before tax bills are issued and reflect the higher appraised values presented by the assessor.
County staff said property values remain under review for a small percentage of accounts. The court also recorded that portions of the tax-rate calculation include unused increment amounts; Wei provided the detailed rates as part of the formal record.
